Sentences with phrase «changing piece of artwork»

Make this an ever - changing piece of artwork in your home.

Not exact matches

Sing to them, speak to them, sell them a piece of artwork, tell them they look «Wonderful in that green, Madam, and it's only $ 15.99» — you may have no way of knowing how much you have helped, but you may have changed someone's life.

Who would have thought that something as simple as changing a Facebook profile picture could cause such a storm, but that's exactly what David de Gea has done amongst Manchester United fans thanks to a cool piece of artwork, the Daily Telegraph reports.

In June 2013, the Arts Council launched the third round of the ARTwalk and selected all pieces to relate to the theme of Metamorphosis, highlighting innovative artworks inspired by change.

On the one hand, there are more changes to it the gameplay than critics give the game credit for, but these new pieces of artwork and screenshots don't exactly help the game's image too much (with the similar world 1 map and artwork being a little too close to the DS title's equivalents).

The first exhibition organized by TBA21 — Academy, Tidalectics offers a thought - provoking exploration into the cultural, political, and biological dimensions of the oceans, including the effects of climate change and sea - level rise, through the work of 13 artists, nine newly commissioned pieces, and artworks carefully selected from the TBA21 collection.

Each piece of artwork in the collection is poised to change lives.

The theme, which changes every year, invited artists to interpret the phrase «This Will Never Work» in terms of an existing artwork or to make a new piece for the show.

Curated by Chuck Close and Jessica Craig - Martin, every piece of artwork in the collection is poised to change lives: 100 % of proceeds from the exhibition will benefit Artists for Peace and Justice.

Indeed, as curator Simon Morrisey explains in the following conversation, the exhibition was, in many ways, a collaborative exercise in extrapolation and reframing: ideas are drawn out of artists» works and discussed with other artists; information and data woven between art pieces to change the way in which we would expect them to be interpreted; insights are taken from history or speculative fiction and imposed over works to achieve the same end; and eventually, artworks are installed together to create a composite tableau.